Amador Accounting Has Tips for Surviving an Income Tax Audit
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BELLEVILLE, Mich. - Michimich -- Amador Accounting explains that an income tax audit doesn't always mean there's a problem. Returns can be selected randomly and can also be selected if a partner or investor was selected for audit.

Even if an individual's income tax return is selected for audit, chances are good the auditor will accept it as is — unless they question part of the return.

Income tax audits can be completed through the mail, or in-person. The IRS determines how to complete an audit based on certain factors, like how complex the return is.

Tips for Making an Audit an Easier Process

• Always maintain accurate, well-organized records
• Respond to all requests for information promptly
• Only provide the requested info
• Be calm and polite

An audit will be easiest if the individual:

• Knows their rights
• Understands the audit process, and
• Know the laws pertaining to their tax situation

Amador Accounting Can Help
Working with the IRS can seem complicated and intimidating – especially when facing the fear and uncertainty of an audit. Those with questions or concerns about their income tax audit can call Amador Accounting for help.

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Lisa Amador is an Enrolled Agent — a federally authorized tax advisor that represents taxpayers during audits. Enrolled Agent is the highest credential awarded by the IRS. She has been helping people with their income taxes in Ann Arbor, Saline, Ypsilanti, Belleville, South Lyon, and all of southeast Michigan for over 25 years.

For more information, see http://www.amadoraccounting.com